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replace trigger valve assembly aka tva 6 you can get aftermarket ones fairly cheap that are just as good. it is fairly easy to do, usually takes about 10-15 min, lots of how to on you tube look under bostitch rn46 trigger
Can you verify the model number please? I only see references to N64 or N66 for coil nailers.
Specific to the problem listed, this is usually caused by an air leak through the O-rings. I would replace the O-rings and make sure that the entire area is well lubricated with pneumatic gun oil and try again. This should resolve the problem.
This is usually indicative of a defective trigger. This can be replaced. First though, try checking all the Orings. If the unit has not completed the cycle to the "ready" position, there could be an air leak. Please visit the site listed below to get a diagram of the entire unit with replacement part numbers etc. the diagram should assit you in dis-assembling the unit to clean and re-oil it.
sounds like an air leak of some sort. when you get it up to as high as it will go, turn it off and listen for an air leak. Let me know where it is leaking and i will tell you what to fix
On Stome bostitch there is a rubber oring gasket that fits in groove and others have a thick paper gasket.
Sounds odd that it stops then starts again. try a gasket and inspect to make sure the head it not cracked or was hit with a hammer
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